This week, the White House agreed to restart student loan payments to broker the debt ceiling deal. On the latest On the Media, hear how a prominent lawsuit against Biden’s student debt relief plan falls apart under scrutiny. Plus, a look at ways journalists have faltered in covering the Supreme Court.
- Eleni Schirmer [@EleniSchirmer)], writer and research associate with the Future of Finance Initiative at UCLA's Luskin Institute on Inequality and Democracy, on the legal battle being waged against relieving student debt. Listen.)
2. Dahlia Lithwick [@Dahlialithwick)], lawyer and writer at Slate, on how we cover the Supreme Court when it doesn't act like one. Listen.)
- Dan Charnas [@dancharnas)], associate arts professor at NYU, on how music copyright law suppresses the artistic voices of hip hop producers. Listen.)
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